Peachtree City, GA — Residents of Georgia are being advised to brace for wet conditions as Hurricane Francine brings heavy rainfall from Thursday through Saturday. The storm is expected to produce widespread showers and possible localized flooding as it moves inland.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), Francine’s outer bands will start affecting the area by Thursday, with a 75% chance of rain and a high of 75°F. Rain is expected to continue into Friday and Saturday, with precipitation levels decreasing but still significant, especially in flood-prone areas.
The NWS warns of potential flash floods and advises securing outdoor belongings, avoiding low-lying areas, and staying updated on weather alerts. Motorists are encouraged to drive cautiously, as hazardous road conditions may develop.
Extended Forecast:
• Thursday: Rain likely (75%), high 75°F.
• Friday: Continued rain (70%), high 77°F.
• Saturday: Scattered showers (55%), high 78°F.
• Sunday: Clearing skies, slight chance of rain (20%), high 78°F.
• Monday: Mostly sunny, high 80°F.
